Gyros Place - Mesa

I thought it sounded like a great place, and it turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made in a while. It's truly a mom-and-pop shop run by just two people: one at the register and one in the kitchen. The seating area is small and simple, without any frills. Many customers opted for takeout, but we decided to dine in. We ordered a Greek salad, a chicken gyros plate, some spanakopita, and baklava. The food was amazing! Even though I’m not Greek, this was the best Greek food I've had in a long time. I give it a 10/10 and will definitely be back!

We had both the Gyros sandwich with a Greek salate instead of French pommes and dessert was baklava. the prices were a good service was great. the food was excellent. the portions were generous. we couldn't eat all our sandwiches. that is the first Greek restaurant in arizona, in which I was, that had true Greek food. I lived in Greece for 3 years and this food was as good as in Greece. which great memories came back. this restaurant is small and cozy. it has been in possession of man and woman for many years. kudos and thanks. I look forward to going back!

Visited here for the first time after 20 years down the road and it was really good! my mother and I had ever had a gyro and enjoyed it, gave a little wait for our food, but we had ordered shortly after a few others when the restaurant had just opened. I will definitely visit here again if I have a request for another gyro!

Finding a good, clean restaurant is quite rare, but this place was spotless, and the food was fabulous and very affordable. The thick-cut lamb in my gyro (I ordered three of the number one) was incredibly tender and perfectly spiced. The staff were really friendly and even assisted me over the phone, which was very kind of them. I would rate this a 10/10 and will definitely recommend it and return. I loved it!

Delicious! Perfect little Ma Pa joint with freshly made Greek food. Highly recommend the traditional Gyro. Only downside is they’re Chicago Bears fans, but hey, no one’s perfect.